The phrase "add contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of including or increasing a contribution, often in a collaborative or financial context.
Example: "To enhance our project, we encourage everyone to add contribution to the shared document."
Alternatives: "make a contribution" or "provide input".
Berlioz wanted to bring forward the work of Weber and Beethoven (including the last quartets) and add contributions of his own.
You can also add contributions by typing [[Special Contributions/YOURNAME|"' YOUR TEXT"']] and add your Blog by replacing YOUR TEXTYOUR TEXT If you want upper text, type this in: YOUR TEXT.
The approach removes the assumption of linear functions outside the deadband as an added contribution.
Given the sample, which is not osteoporosis-enriched, the added contribution is quite substantial.
The outcome of the paper is a proposal for applying a systems approach to wind turbine gearbox operation and maintenance, optimising the asset value adding contribution at minimal total cost to the operator.
The current study joins efforts devoted to understanding the associations of parents' personality, attitude, and behavior, and to evaluating the added contribution of peers to the driving behavior of young drivers during their solo driving.
Mr. Dibbets's added contribution was to give those documents a fictional twist: his "Dutch Mountains" were not bulldozed from the shores of the Zuider Zee, but were created by pictorial sleight of hand.
Similarly, in lateral ligament injuries, clinical evaluation has been proven to be of great value; additional (imaging) investigation has shown little or no added contribution to accurately make the diagnosis [32].
The motion near the coast has an added contribution from ocean loading by the melt water of these distant ice sheets which causes crustal tilting: uplift on land and extra subsidence just off the coast.
Though significant statistically, the added contribution of the non-ICD-9 structured EMR parameters to ARI detection was admittedly modest.
